SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- May Lee started working for the state of California in 1943. "So that's 77 years' state service," she says proudly. Lee, the longest-tenured employee with the state, is also the ...
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Olin College president R May Lee brings Wall Street risk-taking mindset to engineering education
From the Boston Business Journal. R. May Lee’s mother tells her that she has "career ADHD." The college president disagrees. Lee says she is finally in the right spot, as president of Franklin W. Olin ...
As a young law school student, May Lee received advice from a mentor that stuck with her throughout her career: Challenge yourself to always play another octave on the piano. Olin’s young age makes it ...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- May Lee started working for the state of California in 1943. "So that's 77 years' state service," she says proudly. Lee, the longest-tenured employee with the state, is also the ...
To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min R. May Lee's mother jokes that ...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- May Lee started working for the state of California in 1943. "So that's 77 years' state service," she says proudly. Lee, the longest-tenured employee with the state, is also the ...
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